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A lifestyle blog with a focus on my food adventures

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Crush is a new pizza place that opened up down on State Street. Crush is a Nashua, NH based company and they took over the space that was formerly Upper Crust. At Crush, you can choose from one of their specialty pizzas or you can create your own from a number of fresh ingredients. (Sorry, […]

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Well, we tried Cafe de Boston’s version, and now, here is the Crumb’s knockoff of the cronut, the “crumbnut”. While I was bummed out that we were only able to snag the plain version, they were out of the cream or jelly filled kinds, I still ate this pretty happily. The crumbnut was light and […]

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I LOVE Girl Scout cookies, I wish they sold them year round. I buy boxes of them and put them in the freezer. It’s a problem…So I was excited when I walked into Crumbs and they had Girl Scout cookie cupcakes! The peanut butter cookie cupcake, better known as Do-si-dos. A side note, Girl Scout […]

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Let’s talk about how many tourists take their picture under this sign…. Located in the Faneuil Hall food court, Kobs offers a variety of meatballs (classic, vegetarian, chicken, etc) in any number of ways – as a slider, on top of pasta, plain – you name it. For about $8 you can get pasta and […]

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Flat Black Coffee is Bostons largest independently owned roaster, retailer, and wholesaler of specialty coffees. They first opened their doors in 2003. Their name, Flat Black, comes from Australia – a loose translation of their term for an Americano. Flat Black offers 20 single origin coffees from around the world and they micro roast their […]

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Located on the corner of Broad and State, Bailey and Sage is a go to place for a lot of my co-workers. Similar to Sweet Green, Bailey and Sage offers signature salads as well as the option to create your own. They are a little short staffed when we arrive, but the service is still […]

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I went out to dinner with an old coworker for mine. She stopped by the office to check it out and then we headed into Faneuil Halll for a bite to eat at Hillstone. Hillstone is owned by the same group that owns Houston’s. It was hard to figure out where this place lands as […]

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I introduced Foumami to my foodie coworkers, they’re hard to impress. Located on Franklin Street, Foumami is right around the corner from Equinox. The line is long but it moves pretty quickly. People here are mostly taking out, so we have no problems getting a seat. Menus are all around, so you can figure out […]

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After seeing an article in the BBJ about cronuts coming to Boston, of course we had to see what the fuss was about. When we went the first day, they didn’t have any – so we decide to get lunch instead. There are so many options here, a hot food bar, sandwiches, a salad bar etc. […]

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Nebo opened on June 20th of this year just next door to Trade. The restaurant, owned by the Pallotta sisters, Carla and Christine, was originally located in the North End before moving to the Financial District. The decor is industrial and modern, love the feel. The one downside to the open ceilings is that it can […]

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